# Bali do Cais | Coffeeshop & Restaurante Indonésio - Gluten-free Certification (Ex Zarzuela)

> Step into a cozy, inviting atmosphere with tropical Balinese decor and real plants on each table, creating a unique setting. This place is a safe haven for gluten-free diners, certified by the Portuguese Celiac Association, with friendly staff ensuring a comfortable experience.

Source: https://www.atly.com/gluten-free/location/Bali-do-Cais-Coffeeshop-Restaurante-Indonésio

- Address: R. Bernardino Costa 21, Lisbon, 1200-052, PT
- Phone: +351966251479
- Website: https://www.instagram.com/balidocais/
- Google rating: 4.5 (366 reviews)
- Tags: Kid Friendly, Lunch, Take Away, Dinner, Outdoor Seating, Restaurant, Brunch, Breakfast, Celiac Friendly

## Good to know (gluten-free)

- They have a variety of gluten-free options including desserts.
- The restaurant is certified gluten-free by the Portuguese Celiac Association.
- Parking is available nearby, but check for any fees.

## What people say

- "The gluten-free pastries and cakes taste great and vary a lot." (77 mentions)
- "The gluten-free Pastel de Nata here is a rare treat." (64 mentions)
- "I want to return for the Indonesian gluten-free dishes." (5 mentions)

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reviewers say, with the statements behind every score.

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